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Village board seeks answers about future of Rib Lake clinic

While many issues were discussed, Rib Lake is still left wondering whether Aspirus will reopen or permanently close its clinic in the village. ...

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Village board seeks answers about future of Rib Lake clinic

While many issues were discussed, Rib Lake is still left wondering whether Aspirus will reopen or permanently close its clinic in the village. ...

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Posted on March 17, 2021

County eyes helping Cindy’s Bar with field lighting project

A proposal to tap into county power line impact fee funds to help with field lighting upgrades at Cindy’s Bar & Grill on Hwy 64, drew quest...

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County eyes helping Cindy’s Bar with field lighting project

A proposal to tap into county power line impact fee funds to help with field lighting upgrades at Cindy’s Bar & Grill on Hwy 64, drew quest...

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Posted on March 17, 2021

Rib Lake continues talks on 8-man football

With the pool of 11-player football teams shrinking in the region, pressure is rising to make a switch to eight-man football in Rib Lake. “...

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Rib Lake continues talks on 8-man football

With the pool of 11-player football teams shrinking in the region, pressure is rising to make a switch to eight-man football in Rib Lake. “...

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Posted on March 17, 2021

WNA Foundation launches editorial writing and cartoon contest celebrating First Amendment

As a continuation of its efforts to increase civic education and engagement, the Wisconsin Newspaper Association Foundation has launched the Wisc...

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WNA Foundation launches editorial writing and cartoon contest celebrating First Amendment

As a continuation of its efforts to increase civic education and engagement, the Wisconsin Newspaper Association Foundation has launched the Wisc...

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Posted on March 17, 2021

Tribute in the works to honor those who served on village board

The Gilman Village Board is back to full capacity, after the swearing in of new members at a regular meeting March 10. Lisa Anderson was appointed...

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Tribute in the works to honor those who served on village board

The Gilman Village Board is back to full capacity, after the swearing in of new members at a regular meeting March 10. Lisa Anderson was appointed...

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Posted on March 17, 2021

Staffing, lower reimbursements drive ambulance subsidy up

Taylor County taxpayers will be paying more this year to support the ambulance services. While 2020 saw more ambulance runs than in previous...

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Staffing, lower reimbursements drive ambulance subsidy up

Taylor County taxpayers will be paying more this year to support the ambulance services. While 2020 saw more ambulance runs than in previous...

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Posted on March 17, 2021

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10 March 2021

County health officials urge patience

Health department limited by state disbursements, staffing for vaccine efforts A state-down approach in the distribution of CVOID-19 vaccines ...

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County health officials urge patience

Health department limited by state disbursements, staffing for vaccine efforts A state-down approach in the distribution of CVOID-19 vaccines ...

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Posted on March 10, 2021

Forestry will stay in Medford

Committee tables any discussion of possible move until June 2022 The forestry department offices will stay where they are, at least for another...

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Forestry will stay in Medford

Committee tables any discussion of possible move until June 2022 The forestry department offices will stay where they are, at least for another...

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Posted on March 10, 2021

City council tied up on developer choice

After 4-4 vote at committee of the whole, mayor says he will break a tie at next week’s city council meeting For the city of Medford it is a ...

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City council tied up on developer choice

After 4-4 vote at committee of the whole, mayor says he will break a tie at next week’s city council meeting For the city of Medford it is a ...

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Posted on March 10, 2021

Medford Middle School second quarter honor roll announced

Highest Honor Fifth Grade — Ava Adams, Carson Adams, Briella Anderson, Brock Anderson, Ace Arndt, Elizabeth Bartnik, Madelyn Brandner, Brooke...

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Medford Middle School second quarter honor roll announced

Highest Honor Fifth Grade — Ava Adams, Carson Adams, Briella Anderson, Brock Anderson, Ace Arndt, Elizabeth Bartnik, Madelyn Brandner, Brooke...

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Posted on March 10, 2021

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Village board seeks answers about future of Rib Lake clinic

Village board seeks answers about future of Rib Lake clinic

County eyes helping Cindy’s Bar with field lighting project

County eyes helping Cindy’s Bar with field lighting project

Rib Lake continues talks on 8-man football

Rib Lake continues talks on 8-man football

WNA Foundation launches editorial writing and cartoon contest celebrating First Amendment

WNA Foundation launches editorial writing and cartoon contest celebrating First Amendment

Tribute in the works to honor those who served on village board

Tribute in the works to honor those who served on village board

Staffing, lower reimbursements drive ambulance subsidy up

Staffing, lower reimbursements drive ambulance subsidy up

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County health officials urge patience

County health officials urge patience

Forestry will stay in Medford

Forestry will stay in Medford

City council tied up on developer choice

City council tied up on developer choice

Medford Middle School second quarter honor roll announced

Medford Middle School second quarter honor roll announced

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